“Hallowed be your name”, can also be a prayer that the Father would be treated as holy in, and seen as holy through His Church

When we pray “Hallowed be your name”, we are not only declaring that God’s name is holy, we are also praying ‘Hallowed be your name in me’

Whenever we pray, begin by focusing our hearts, minds and voices on who God is; this is the Jesus method of prayer!

God wants us to experience our adoption through the testimony of the Holy Spirit. We are to ‘cry Abba Father’ as the Spirit...

Pilate, on the day of Jesus’ crucifixion, spoke more truth than he realised when He declared to the crowds, “Here is your king,” John 19:14.

“Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name…” Films or books often retell the story of someone, often a ‘baddie’, trying to take over...

Today we begin to look more specifically at what it means for God to be 'Our Father in heaven'.

God is revealed in His Word, so let's read it with eyes looking for God.